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A resident of Terrebonne in Quebec says her vote could’ve made the difference in the election, but it didn’t count because her mail-in vote was returned to sender.

Liberals won Terrebonne, Que., riding by 1 vote — but this woman's Bloc ballot wasn't counted

Terrebonne resident Emmanuelle Bossé said she sent in her vote on time for April 28 federal election.  

 Emmanuelle Bossé 

The Bloc Québécois watched its fortunes slip as the Liberals made gains in Quebec on Monday, with the sovereigntist party projected to lose about one-third of the seats it held prior to the election. 

Bloc's fortunes slip as Liberals make gains in Quebec

Propelled by the threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, Quebec turned toward Mark Carney's Liberals. Here are four takeaways.

Key takeaways for Quebec after Liberal minority projected

Elections Canada's validation process has revealed a second closely contested riding's winner has changed after Monday's preliminary result — this time from the Conservatives to the Liberals.

Liberal minority back up to 169 after Elections Canada validates close Ontario race

A number of judicial recounts are taking place to ensure the results of the election are accurate. Here is how the judicial recount process works.

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CBC's The House spoke with four of at least 40 incumbent MPs who lost their seat in the House of Commons last election. Some described the moment as more than just losing a job. It's the end of a chapter of their life they've spent years, even decades, writing.

These incumbent MPs lost their races. Now, they're packing up and saying goodbye

Former NDP MP Peter Julian holds a single boot in his parliamentary office on Friday, Apr. 9, 2025. Before entering politics, Julian wore the boot when he worked as a labourer on a factory floor.

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Two party leaders lost their seats after Monday's vote. But a number of other notable incumbents also lost. Here's a breakdown of some of the bigger names who won't be returning to Parliament.

These big-name MPs won't be returning to Parliament after Monday's vote

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Radio-Canada's Louis Blouin reports that there's likely to be a lot of new faces joining cabinet and a number of familiar ones leaving it Tuesday, as Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks to both focus his front bench and differentiate himself from his predecessor. Former Conservative chief of staff David McLaughlin and former Liberal deputy chief of staff Michele Cadario discuss the message Carney needs to send with his ministerial choices. Plus, Asia Pacific Foundation vice-president of research and strategy Vina Nadjibulla dissects why both China and the U.S. were willing to come to a deal that hacks down tariffs despite recent trade war escalations. 

Is Carney about to overhaul his front bench?

Prime Minister Mark Carney hopes his new cabinet can make progress quickly on Canada’s many challenges, especially fighting tariffs from the U.S. The cabinet is set to be announced on Tuesday.  

Carney's cabinet to focus on fighting U.S. tariffs 

Prime Minister Mark Carney hopes his new cabinet can make progress quickly on Canada’s many challenges, especially fighting tariffs from the U.S. The cabinet is set to be announced on Tuesday. 


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Prime Minister Mark Carney's new cabinet is expected to be larger than his first, but could include a tiered structure with a secondary ring of ministers.

Prime Minister Carney to name new cabinet Tuesday that could include tiered structure

Prime Minister Mark Carney holds a press conference following a swearing in ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Friday, March 14, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

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In the limited space of his first day as prime minister — and with an election campaign maybe just more than a week away — Mark Carney could at least try to signal change.

Prime Minister Mark Carney tries to turn the page

Canada’s new prime minister is facing growing criticism from advocacy groups upset that ministers solely dedicated to their issues are no longer around the cabinet table.

PM Carney's smaller cabinet is facing pushback from advocacy groups

Prime Minister Mark Carney is taking over from Justin Trudeau with a slimmer front bench. Here’s a breakdown of the new members of cabinet and those who won’t be returning.

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